Latest news
17 June 2026
RBWH nurses armed with a new training tool
Nurses at RBWH now have access to a realistic simulator arm to help them practice and refine complex vascular access techniques for dialysis patients.
15 June 2026
Secrets for longevity from a centenarian
Eloise reflects on a life well lived and the secrets to making it to 101 years of age over a piece of birthday cake.
News , Metro North , TPCH
15 June 2026
Emergency care in the comfort of your own home: The Virtual Emergency Care Service
The Virtual Emergency Care Service (VECS) is a free, Queensland-wide service for non-life-threatening emergencies for both adults and children.
News , Metro North , STARS
12 June 2026
Passionate RBWH anaesthetist makes King’s Birthday Honours List
Associate Professor Michael Steyn has been recognised has been recognised for his significant service to anaesthesiology and peri-operative medicine, as well as health leadership.
News , Metro North , RBWH
Events
Advanced Life Support - Level 1 Course
Date: 26 August 2026
Time: TBC
Venue: The Prince Charles Hospital
Level 1 courses are for those clinicians who want general competence in airway management and basic life support for a deteriorating patient and cardiac arrest. Suitable if you normally are part of team rather than the lead.
Advanced Life Support - Level 1 Course
Date: 9 September 2026
Time: TBC
Venue: The Prince Charles Hospital
Level 1 courses are for those clinicians who want general competence in airway management and basic life support for a deteriorating patient and cardiac arrest. Suitable if you normally are part of team rather than the lead.
Advanced Life Support - Level 1 Course
Date: 16 September 2026
Time: TBC
Venue: The Prince Charles Hospital
Level 1 courses are for those clinicians who want general competence in airway management and basic life support for a deteriorating patient and cardiac arrest. Suitable if you normally are part of team rather than the lead.
/ MetroNorthHHS
Metro North are on the hunt for our newest Director to lead and strengthen the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Workforce across our Hospital and Health Service.
Providing strategic, operational and professional leadership, the new Director of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Professions will shape the future of culturally responsive care, workforce development and partnerships.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Executive Director Sherry Holzapfel says that this role is more than just leadership; it's about a legacy to contribute to lasting improvements in health equity for generations to come.
"This role will add significant value to Metro North Health by strengthening both the impact and sustainability of its Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Workforce," Sherry said.
"Importantly, this position will strengthen culturally responsive models of care and will support safer, more respectful and more effective healthcare experiences for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander patients, contributing to improved health outcomes and greater trust in services.
"We are looking for a strong and visionary Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander leader who is passionate about supporting and championing our workforce."
This is an identified role, so if you meet the criteria we are looking for, click the link in the comments to apply today. #WorkForUsWednesday 💛🖤❤️
smartjobs.qld.gov.au/jobtools/jncustomsearch.viewFullSingle?in_organid=14904&in_jnCounter=2231663...
Hi I was calling the Better Together - Our Health, Our Way Metro North no answer . Need help in ER.
Jayelle Cee why don't you give it go sis
Megan Froggington
If the MRI memes have ended up in your feed, Senior MRI Radiographer Shauna is here to reassure you that it’s not all that bad! 🩻😅
Take a peek behind the glass at Redcliffe Hospital medical imaging and see what it is REALLY like to get an MRI.
Really great reassuring message. Well done Shauna from MI Redcliffe !!!
Great team!
I will still opt for sedation! Too many brain MRI's with my head in a cage, that have scarred me for life 😁
It’s not when you suffer co
It’s not when you’re Claustrophobic closed in feeling closed in if I can feel the walls touching my arms to close and if the roof is down low I stress . I have had them but I have to have valema I think 🤔 that’s how spells . The noise is terrible but afraid they can’t here me if I call them . I haven’t had one for over a few years last time it took 3 goes to get in . Plus I also have a problem now that my left side in my shoulder blade and chest has cramps and tightness so when lying in there you can’t move so I am in pain . So how do we fix that .
No. It's awful. I want to vomit when I am in there. And I have done that. 😔
"I've lived in Bribie for 67 years. I came here when I was eight years old when my Dad drove the barge to and from the mainland before the bridge ever existed. I've been on dialysis for 11 years now, and I've been coming to Bribie Satellite Health Centre since it opened. Before that, I used to have to drive to Brisbane three times a week; so it's great having access dialysis so close to home. My daughter is a psychologist and lives in Adelaide, she comes to visit me three or four times a year. I also have friends that call me every week to keep me company while I'm here. If I could give advice to my younger self, it would be that you've got to put up with what you've got, there's no use whinging about it."
💭 Monday Mantra, Gary, Bribie Island Satellite Health Centre dialysis patient
🙏
Hi Gary hope you are going well. So great you don’t need to drive to Brisbane 3 times a week. 🙂
God bless you Garry Bribie Island is a wonderful place i have stage kidney disease so I know exactly how you feel we just keep going
Get better soon Gary
Sending hugs Gary 💛
You are definitely right. Do with what you’ve got. You live in a beautiful place. 🩵💙
You're a true Legend, Gary!
Bless you..may your life be filled with kind folk and memories ....
Best wishes.
Hi Gary, hope you're doing well. My earliest memories of Bribie is also 67 years ago when I was 4 years old. The dirt and gravel road from Caboolture to the barge in the dark. My grandparents retired to the house at North St Woorim that Granddad and my uncles built during rough camping weekends from Brisbane. The house was occupied by soldiers during the 2nd World war and later we sometimes slept on the canvas stretchers that were left behind when lots of family went up for holidays. So many fond memories that I could write a novella about the old days. Did you know about Bud Rose who lived in a house he built in the swamp land at Woorim ?
Onya Gary
What a wonderful story 🌈🙌God Bless you Gary thankyou so much for sharing your story❤️
God bless you sir 🫶
What a legend <3 As someone with serious medical conditions since birth, his advice to his younger self is so true. Wishing him comfort and safety!
So grateful for people like you 💕
Good on you, Gary. You're doing well!
God bless you and heal you 🙏🙏
All the best mate I to have been on dialysis from age 11 to 27 , I've also had 2 transplants 2nd 1 has been a beauty , I know it's tough but hang in there miracles do happen. Take care 🙂
Stay Strong legand
Saw you this morning near IGA🙏🙏
My sister does dialysis in Sydney. I try to message her while shes there to keep her company and help time pass. It a tough road. Keep your chin up.
God bless you Sir..
Bless you Sir 🙏
Thinking of you ❤️
All the best mate!
If you’re short on time but high on hunger, the vending machine may be calling your name. 🍿🍎
STARS Dietitian Hayleigh takes a look at what’s on offer and is here to let you know how to get the most nutritional bang for your buck!
Mandy has one of the most important roles at Redcliffe Hospital, but you've probably never heard of it!
She's the Clinical Nurse Consultant for Mortality who ensures that care continues beyond the end of a patient's life.
"I sit under the patient safety team and review all of the deaths in the hospital, I do an analysis and clinical review of the care that was provided, looking at what was done well but also if there were any issues," Mandy said.
"Each day I see who we've got in the morgue and work with mortuary supervisor, the mortuary only holds 15 so we need to ensure everything is reviewed before releasing the body to the coroner or the funeral home.
"I didn’t even know that this role existed to be honest, I got into nursing because I loved being a nurse and I'd look after every patient like they were my family.
"It’s really important to be a voice for someone that can’t have a voice anymore."
Shoutout Saturday to Mandy, a vital part of patient care at Redcliffe Hospital. 👏
Thank you Mandy Moo it is good to know someone as caring as you continues the journey with our loved ones
Amazing. I love that this job is still being done by a nurse. I used to do this exact same job 🌸.
That sounds like an interesting and amazing job role
You are a 🌟 Mandy 💕
Thanks for all that you do Mandy 🙏
Amazing job Wendy 👏
I bet there are no complaints either 😉
Love your work Mandy! Legend 👏👏🥰
Thank you for all the kind comments. It’s a team effort and couldn’t be achieved without the support and expertise of Dr Farhat, Dr Purcell and Dr Hanson and my amazing mortuary team Darren Cockroft and Glenn Jensen
You are very special and thank you for all the people you nursed all the best for your New Role 👍🤞
Super nurse! Beautiful person inside out. Great work
Incredibly important role, thank you Mandy 👏
Love your work ethic and loved working alongside you back in the day xx
Yay Mandy! Such a lovely bright bubbly person to work with as well. A credit to Redcliffe Hospital, she is!
Thanks for your work Mandy 🫶
An incredible human doing that incredible job xx Mandy Möö #proudfriend
Great photo Mandy. Thankyou for the wonderful job you do looking after the deceased. 🌟🌟
Remember the great time we had working together Mandy. Regards Jim
Yay finally your work is being recognised. One of two jobs you do anyway. Love your work and dedication. You are a star ⭐️ Xx
Look at you go Amanda - thats my friend there! Mandy Möö Xx
Wow Mandy very important job. Well done!
Thank you, for doing this job.👏❤️💞
I've met Mandy such a wonderful lady and wonderful job ❤️ looking after the deceased.❤️
Onya Mandy Möö
Latest news
Patient Initiated Follow Up putting patients first at STARS
STARS ENT patients will be offered a new pathway empowering them to request a follow up outpatients specialist appointment when required.
When lives change in seconds, RBWH social workers step up
RBWH’s hard working emergency medical and nursing staff are supported by a range of other professions, including a dedicated 24/7 team of highly skilled social workers.
Events
Advanced Life Support - Level 1 Course
Date: 26 August 2026
Time: TBC
Venue: The Prince Charles Hospital
Level 1 courses are for those clinicians who want general competence in airway management and basic life support for a deteriorating patient and cardiac arrest. Suitable if you normally are part of team rather than the lead.
/ MetroNorthHHS
Metro North are on the hunt for our newest Director to lead and strengthen the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Workforce across our Hospital and Health Service.
Providing strategic, operational and professional leadership, the new Director of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Professions will shape the future of culturally responsive care, workforce development and partnerships.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Executive Director Sherry Holzapfel says that this role is more than just leadership; it's about a legacy to contribute to lasting improvements in health equity for generations to come.
"This role will add significant value to Metro North Health by strengthening both the impact and sustainability of its Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Workforce," Sherry said.
"Importantly, this position will strengthen culturally responsive models of care and will support safer, more respectful and more effective healthcare experiences for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander patients, contributing to improved health outcomes and greater trust in services.
"We are looking for a strong and visionary Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander leader who is passionate about supporting and championing our workforce."
This is an identified role, so if you meet the criteria we are looking for, click the link in the comments to apply today. #WorkForUsWednesday 💛🖤❤️
smartjobs.qld.gov.au/jobtools/jncustomsearch.viewFullSingle?in_organid=14904&in_jnCounter=2231663...
Hi I was calling the Better Together - Our Health, Our Way Metro North no answer . Need help in ER.
Jayelle Cee why don't you give it go sis
Megan Froggington
If the MRI memes have ended up in your feed, Senior MRI Radiographer Shauna is here to reassure you that it’s not all that bad! 🩻😅
Take a peek behind the glass at Redcliffe Hospital medical imaging and see what it is REALLY like to get an MRI.
Really great reassuring message. Well done Shauna from MI Redcliffe !!!
Great team!
I will still opt for sedation! Too many brain MRI's with my head in a cage, that have scarred me for life 😁
It’s not when you suffer co
It’s not when you’re Claustrophobic closed in feeling closed in if I can feel the walls touching my arms to close and if the roof is down low I stress . I have had them but I have to have valema I think 🤔 that’s how spells . The noise is terrible but afraid they can’t here me if I call them . I haven’t had one for over a few years last time it took 3 goes to get in . Plus I also have a problem now that my left side in my shoulder blade and chest has cramps and tightness so when lying in there you can’t move so I am in pain . So how do we fix that .
No. It's awful. I want to vomit when I am in there. And I have done that. 😔
"I've lived in Bribie for 67 years. I came here when I was eight years old when my Dad drove the barge to and from the mainland before the bridge ever existed. I've been on dialysis for 11 years now, and I've been coming to Bribie Satellite Health Centre since it opened. Before that, I used to have to drive to Brisbane three times a week; so it's great having access dialysis so close to home. My daughter is a psychologist and lives in Adelaide, she comes to visit me three or four times a year. I also have friends that call me every week to keep me company while I'm here. If I could give advice to my younger self, it would be that you've got to put up with what you've got, there's no use whinging about it."
💭 Monday Mantra, Gary, Bribie Island Satellite Health Centre dialysis patient
🙏
Hi Gary hope you are going well. So great you don’t need to drive to Brisbane 3 times a week. 🙂
God bless you Garry Bribie Island is a wonderful place i have stage kidney disease so I know exactly how you feel we just keep going
Get better soon Gary
Sending hugs Gary 💛
You are definitely right. Do with what you’ve got. You live in a beautiful place. 🩵💙
You're a true Legend, Gary!
Bless you..may your life be filled with kind folk and memories ....
Best wishes.
Hi Gary, hope you're doing well. My earliest memories of Bribie is also 67 years ago when I was 4 years old. The dirt and gravel road from Caboolture to the barge in the dark. My grandparents retired to the house at North St Woorim that Granddad and my uncles built during rough camping weekends from Brisbane. The house was occupied by soldiers during the 2nd World war and later we sometimes slept on the canvas stretchers that were left behind when lots of family went up for holidays. So many fond memories that I could write a novella about the old days. Did you know about Bud Rose who lived in a house he built in the swamp land at Woorim ?
Onya Gary
What a wonderful story 🌈🙌God Bless you Gary thankyou so much for sharing your story❤️
God bless you sir 🫶
What a legend <3 As someone with serious medical conditions since birth, his advice to his younger self is so true. Wishing him comfort and safety!
So grateful for people like you 💕
Good on you, Gary. You're doing well!
God bless you and heal you 🙏🙏
All the best mate I to have been on dialysis from age 11 to 27 , I've also had 2 transplants 2nd 1 has been a beauty , I know it's tough but hang in there miracles do happen. Take care 🙂
Stay Strong legand
Saw you this morning near IGA🙏🙏
My sister does dialysis in Sydney. I try to message her while shes there to keep her company and help time pass. It a tough road. Keep your chin up.
God bless you Sir..
Bless you Sir 🙏
Thinking of you ❤️
All the best mate!
If you’re short on time but high on hunger, the vending machine may be calling your name. 🍿🍎
STARS Dietitian Hayleigh takes a look at what’s on offer and is here to let you know how to get the most nutritional bang for your buck!
Mandy has one of the most important roles at Redcliffe Hospital, but you've probably never heard of it!
She's the Clinical Nurse Consultant for Mortality who ensures that care continues beyond the end of a patient's life.
"I sit under the patient safety team and review all of the deaths in the hospital, I do an analysis and clinical review of the care that was provided, looking at what was done well but also if there were any issues," Mandy said.
"Each day I see who we've got in the morgue and work with mortuary supervisor, the mortuary only holds 15 so we need to ensure everything is reviewed before releasing the body to the coroner or the funeral home.
"I didn’t even know that this role existed to be honest, I got into nursing because I loved being a nurse and I'd look after every patient like they were my family.
"It’s really important to be a voice for someone that can’t have a voice anymore."
Shoutout Saturday to Mandy, a vital part of patient care at Redcliffe Hospital. 👏
Thank you Mandy Moo it is good to know someone as caring as you continues the journey with our loved ones
Amazing. I love that this job is still being done by a nurse. I used to do this exact same job 🌸.
That sounds like an interesting and amazing job role
You are a 🌟 Mandy 💕
Thanks for all that you do Mandy 🙏
Amazing job Wendy 👏
I bet there are no complaints either 😉
Love your work Mandy! Legend 👏👏🥰
Thank you for all the kind comments. It’s a team effort and couldn’t be achieved without the support and expertise of Dr Farhat, Dr Purcell and Dr Hanson and my amazing mortuary team Darren Cockroft and Glenn Jensen
You are very special and thank you for all the people you nursed all the best for your New Role 👍🤞
Super nurse! Beautiful person inside out. Great work
Incredibly important role, thank you Mandy 👏
Love your work ethic and loved working alongside you back in the day xx
Yay Mandy! Such a lovely bright bubbly person to work with as well. A credit to Redcliffe Hospital, she is!
Thanks for your work Mandy 🫶
An incredible human doing that incredible job xx Mandy Möö #proudfriend
Great photo Mandy. Thankyou for the wonderful job you do looking after the deceased. 🌟🌟
Remember the great time we had working together Mandy. Regards Jim
Yay finally your work is being recognised. One of two jobs you do anyway. Love your work and dedication. You are a star ⭐️ Xx
Look at you go Amanda - thats my friend there! Mandy Möö Xx
Wow Mandy very important job. Well done!
Thank you, for doing this job.👏❤️💞
I've met Mandy such a wonderful lady and wonderful job ❤️ looking after the deceased.❤️
Onya Mandy Möö
Latest news
Patient Initiated Follow Up putting patients first at STARS
STARS ENT patients will be offered a new pathway empowering them to request a follow up outpatients specialist appointment when required.
Events
Advanced Life Support - Level 1 Course
Date: 26 August 2026
Time: TBC
Venue: The Prince Charles Hospital
Level 1 courses are for those clinicians who want general competence in airway management and basic life support for a deteriorating patient and cardiac arrest. Suitable if you normally are part of team rather than the lead.
/ MetroNorthHHS
Metro North are on the hunt for our newest Director to lead and strengthen the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Workforce across our Hospital and Health Service.
Providing strategic, operational and professional leadership, the new Director of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Professions will shape the future of culturally responsive care, workforce development and partnerships.
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Executive Director Sherry Holzapfel says that this role is more than just leadership; it's about a legacy to contribute to lasting improvements in health equity for generations to come.
"This role will add significant value to Metro North Health by strengthening both the impact and sustainability of its Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Workforce," Sherry said.
"Importantly, this position will strengthen culturally responsive models of care and will support safer, more respectful and more effective healthcare experiences for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander patients, contributing to improved health outcomes and greater trust in services.
"We are looking for a strong and visionary Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander leader who is passionate about supporting and championing our workforce."
This is an identified role, so if you meet the criteria we are looking for, click the link in the comments to apply today. #WorkForUsWednesday 💛🖤❤️
smartjobs.qld.gov.au/jobtools/jncustomsearch.viewFullSingle?in_organid=14904&in_jnCounter=2231663...
Hi I was calling the Better Together - Our Health, Our Way Metro North no answer . Need help in ER.
Jayelle Cee why don't you give it go sis
Megan Froggington
If the MRI memes have ended up in your feed, Senior MRI Radiographer Shauna is here to reassure you that it’s not all that bad! 🩻😅
Take a peek behind the glass at Redcliffe Hospital medical imaging and see what it is REALLY like to get an MRI.
Really great reassuring message. Well done Shauna from MI Redcliffe !!!
Great team!
I will still opt for sedation! Too many brain MRI's with my head in a cage, that have scarred me for life 😁
It’s not when you suffer co
It’s not when you’re Claustrophobic closed in feeling closed in if I can feel the walls touching my arms to close and if the roof is down low I stress . I have had them but I have to have valema I think 🤔 that’s how spells . The noise is terrible but afraid they can’t here me if I call them . I haven’t had one for over a few years last time it took 3 goes to get in . Plus I also have a problem now that my left side in my shoulder blade and chest has cramps and tightness so when lying in there you can’t move so I am in pain . So how do we fix that .
No. It's awful. I want to vomit when I am in there. And I have done that. 😔
"I've lived in Bribie for 67 years. I came here when I was eight years old when my Dad drove the barge to and from the mainland before the bridge ever existed. I've been on dialysis for 11 years now, and I've been coming to Bribie Satellite Health Centre since it opened. Before that, I used to have to drive to Brisbane three times a week; so it's great having access dialysis so close to home. My daughter is a psychologist and lives in Adelaide, she comes to visit me three or four times a year. I also have friends that call me every week to keep me company while I'm here. If I could give advice to my younger self, it would be that you've got to put up with what you've got, there's no use whinging about it."
💭 Monday Mantra, Gary, Bribie Island Satellite Health Centre dialysis patient
🙏
Hi Gary hope you are going well. So great you don’t need to drive to Brisbane 3 times a week. 🙂
God bless you Garry Bribie Island is a wonderful place i have stage kidney disease so I know exactly how you feel we just keep going
Get better soon Gary
Sending hugs Gary 💛
You are definitely right. Do with what you’ve got. You live in a beautiful place. 🩵💙
You're a true Legend, Gary!
Bless you..may your life be filled with kind folk and memories ....
Best wishes.
Hi Gary, hope you're doing well. My earliest memories of Bribie is also 67 years ago when I was 4 years old. The dirt and gravel road from Caboolture to the barge in the dark. My grandparents retired to the house at North St Woorim that Granddad and my uncles built during rough camping weekends from Brisbane. The house was occupied by soldiers during the 2nd World war and later we sometimes slept on the canvas stretchers that were left behind when lots of family went up for holidays. So many fond memories that I could write a novella about the old days. Did you know about Bud Rose who lived in a house he built in the swamp land at Woorim ?
Onya Gary
What a wonderful story 🌈🙌God Bless you Gary thankyou so much for sharing your story❤️
God bless you sir 🫶
What a legend <3 As someone with serious medical conditions since birth, his advice to his younger self is so true. Wishing him comfort and safety!
So grateful for people like you 💕
Good on you, Gary. You're doing well!
God bless you and heal you 🙏🙏
All the best mate I to have been on dialysis from age 11 to 27 , I've also had 2 transplants 2nd 1 has been a beauty , I know it's tough but hang in there miracles do happen. Take care 🙂
Stay Strong legand
Saw you this morning near IGA🙏🙏
My sister does dialysis in Sydney. I try to message her while shes there to keep her company and help time pass. It a tough road. Keep your chin up.
God bless you Sir..
Bless you Sir 🙏
Thinking of you ❤️
All the best mate!
If you’re short on time but high on hunger, the vending machine may be calling your name. 🍿🍎
STARS Dietitian Hayleigh takes a look at what’s on offer and is here to let you know how to get the most nutritional bang for your buck!
Mandy has one of the most important roles at Redcliffe Hospital, but you've probably never heard of it!
She's the Clinical Nurse Consultant for Mortality who ensures that care continues beyond the end of a patient's life.
"I sit under the patient safety team and review all of the deaths in the hospital, I do an analysis and clinical review of the care that was provided, looking at what was done well but also if there were any issues," Mandy said.
"Each day I see who we've got in the morgue and work with mortuary supervisor, the mortuary only holds 15 so we need to ensure everything is reviewed before releasing the body to the coroner or the funeral home.
"I didn’t even know that this role existed to be honest, I got into nursing because I loved being a nurse and I'd look after every patient like they were my family.
"It’s really important to be a voice for someone that can’t have a voice anymore."
Shoutout Saturday to Mandy, a vital part of patient care at Redcliffe Hospital. 👏
Thank you Mandy Moo it is good to know someone as caring as you continues the journey with our loved ones
Amazing. I love that this job is still being done by a nurse. I used to do this exact same job 🌸.
That sounds like an interesting and amazing job role
You are a 🌟 Mandy 💕
Thanks for all that you do Mandy 🙏
Amazing job Wendy 👏
I bet there are no complaints either 😉
Love your work Mandy! Legend 👏👏🥰
Thank you for all the kind comments. It’s a team effort and couldn’t be achieved without the support and expertise of Dr Farhat, Dr Purcell and Dr Hanson and my amazing mortuary team Darren Cockroft and Glenn Jensen
You are very special and thank you for all the people you nursed all the best for your New Role 👍🤞
Super nurse! Beautiful person inside out. Great work
Incredibly important role, thank you Mandy 👏
Love your work ethic and loved working alongside you back in the day xx
Yay Mandy! Such a lovely bright bubbly person to work with as well. A credit to Redcliffe Hospital, she is!
Thanks for your work Mandy 🫶
An incredible human doing that incredible job xx Mandy Möö #proudfriend
Great photo Mandy. Thankyou for the wonderful job you do looking after the deceased. 🌟🌟
Remember the great time we had working together Mandy. Regards Jim
Yay finally your work is being recognised. One of two jobs you do anyway. Love your work and dedication. You are a star ⭐️ Xx
Look at you go Amanda - thats my friend there! Mandy Möö Xx
Wow Mandy very important job. Well done!
Thank you, for doing this job.👏❤️💞
I've met Mandy such a wonderful lady and wonderful job ❤️ looking after the deceased.❤️
Onya Mandy Möö